Automated Testing in Java Mentoring Program

EPAM is a leading global provider of digital platform engineering and development services. We are committed to having a positive impact on our customers, our employees, and our communities. We embrace a dynamic and inclusive culture. Here you will collaborate with multi-national teams, contribute to a myriad of innovative projects that deliver the most creative and cutting-edge solutions, and have an opportunity to continuously learn and grow. No matter where you are located, you will join a dedicated, creative, and diverse community that will help you discover your fullest potential

• English level of B2 or higher
• Intermediate Java skills
• Basic understanding of the software testing process and common testing tools
• Ability to work with self-study materials, stay organized and meet deadlines

Nice to have:

• Analytical thinking and confidence in solving non-standard tasks
• Basic understanding of algorithms
• Familiarity with SQL, databases, HTML and CSS

The Automated Testing in Java Mentoring Program is designed for testers and Java enthusiasts who want to build practical automation skills and prepare for the next step in their career. Over the course of 3 months, you’ll:

• strengthen your Java knowledge
• learn modern test automation frameworks
• understand how automated testing works in real delivery environments.

Whether you're aiming for your first automation role or want to grow from manual testing into automation, this program will help you build skills that are relevant in today’s market.

• Program start: June 1, 2026
• Duration: 3 months
• Weekly commitment: Approximately 20 hours

Upon program completion, you will gain market-oriented soft & hard skills, which you may apply in the IT industry.

This training is for citizens of Poland and specialists relocated to this country for a permanent stay. Active participants of ЕРАМ Educational programs and employees of EPAM Systems are not allowed to register for the training. Considering the limited number of program slots, the order of applications and selection results will be decisive factors for enrollment.